Agency: Tunnel under old fast-food spot in Arizona used to smuggle drugs
- The Associated Press
- Updated
Agency: Tunnel under old restaurant in Arizona used to smuggle drugs
Updated
Federal authorities have discovered a sophisticated drug-smuggling tunnel that went from a home in Mexico to an abandoned fast-food restaurant in Arizona.
Courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border PatrolAgency: Tunnel under old restaurant in Arizona used to smuggle drugs
Updated
Federal authorities have discovered a sophisticated drug-smuggling tunnel that went from a home in Mexico to an abandoned fast-food restaurant in Arizona.
Courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border PatrolAgency: Tunnel under old restaurant in Arizona used to smuggle drugs
Updated
Federal authorities have discovered a sophisticated drug-smuggling tunnel that went from a home in Mexico to an abandoned fast-food restaurant in Arizona.
Courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border PatrolAgency: Tunnel under old restaurant in Arizona used to smuggle drugs
Updated
Federal authorities have discovered a sophisticated drug-smuggling tunnel that went from a home in Mexico to an abandoned fast-food restaurant in Arizona.
Courtesy of U.S. Customs and Border PatrolA look inside the tunnel under an old Arizona restaurant agency says was used to smuggle drugs
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